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Yugoslav
Yugoslav Yugoslav refers to: Yugoslavia Kingdom of Yugoslavia Socialist ...
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Yugoslav (translated from German)
Yugoslav Yugoslav (literally: Südslawen) ist in staatsbürgerlicher Hinsicht die ...
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Yugoslav (translated from German)
Yugoslav The word Yugoslav can the following meanings have: From the former Jugoslawien coming. Yugoslav is called in the translation Suedslawisch , becomes ... opening of the game of chess, see Yugoslav (chess). This side is one Begriffsklaerung to ...
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Yugoslav Cup
Yugoslav Cup The Yugoslav Cup was one of two major football ... the former Yugoslavia, the other being the Yugoslav League Championship. The Yugoslav Cup took place after the league championships ... Krila Zemun Performance by club See also Yugoslav First League Yugoslav League Championship Football ...
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Yugoslav dinar
Yugoslav dinar A hyperinflation banknote of 50 Billion ... was the official currency of the three Yugoslav states: the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (formerly the ... the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. History The Yugoslav dinar was the continuation of the dinar ... as Yugoslavia began to be reconstituted, the Yugoslav dinar replaced the Serbian dinar and Croatian kuna at the rates of 1 Yugoslav dinar = 20 Serbian dinara = 40 kuna. ...
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Yugoslav Committee
Yugoslav Committee Yugoslav Committee (Jugoslavenski odbor) was a political interest ... died in 1917 after having left the Yugoslav Committee because he felt that the Serbian ...
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Yugoslav wars
Yugoslav wars It has been suggested that Timeline ... into this article or section. (Discuss) The Yugoslav wars were a series of violent conflicts ... wars affecting all of the six former Yugoslav republics. Alternative terms in use include the ... or "War in (former) Yugoslavia", "Wars of Yugoslav Succession" or rarely the "Third Balkan War ... of perceived Serb expansionism and dominance. The Yugoslav wars ended with much of the ...
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Yugoslav wars (Uncyclopedia.org wiki)
Yugoslav wars This article has been colonized . A Map The Yugoslav wars were a series of violent conflicts ... 1991-2001. While they are called the Yugoslav wars, Ironically very little of the fighting ... its first military victory, and pushed the Yugoslav army out of Croatia entirely. Bosnia continued to fight the Yugoslav army, and the tide began to ...
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The Yugoslav dispute (translated from Japanese)
The Yugoslav dispute The Yugoslav dispute(The ゆ - even the び あ droppings so) Old Yugoslav federation dismantling. Soviet federation collapses 1991 year ... independence in July of 90, this the Yugoslav country becomes civil war state in opportunity ... The Macedonia dispute ( 2000 year ) Related item Yugoslav new name war summary Boss near ...
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Yugoslav dinar (translated from German)
Yugoslav dinar 100 Yugoslav dinar That Yugoslav dinar was the official currency of the ... several times the form and value. The Yugoslav currency became after that Dinari mountains designated ... all the bad monetary policy of the Yugoslav central bank, the Narodna Banka. Of ...
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